Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-05
INDIANS At SCHOOL.
GLlMPSES OF THE ESTABLISHMENT
AT CARLISLE, PA.

I Phenomenal success of the Institution.
/ The Firrceness Of Savagery Disappears
| Under the Influences Of Civilization.
/ An Indian Marriages
! When one .akes into consideration that
| in the boys and girls now at the Carlisle
| school there are represented such tribes rs
/ the fierce theyenneS: the moody Sioux,
! with their high cheek bones and straight
| forms: the VindictiVe Comanches; the
! piggrrS one Of the lowest and most de
| graded tribes; the treaCherouS PawneeS,
| the pucblnS, a half Mexican, half Indian
| tribe; the NavajOeS, that have been called
f! the GypSieS of the Indians; the cruel and
murderuu, kiowas; the heavy, stupid
/ Shoshones; the sNez Perces, one Of the
most cunning Of all the tribes; the Creeks,
/ Crows, Medocs. the Poncas, the powerful,
| wicked Arapahocs. and the most stealthy
I and treacheruus of all these, the ApacheS.
I the realization Of all that has been accom-
plished there seems almost phenomenal.
| have seen hundreds of photographs of
the young men aud women now there,
and number Of their fathers, among
whom were some Of the most noted Indian
chiefs. and tho majority Of them, taken at
the time of their arrivals, show the orig
inals to be a set of half clothed. repulsive,
miserable, squalid, painted creatures,
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bocL 10 tho Indian r.sorv,tiou- ,n5
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intrps,ad With more onarn,s dut;.s ,b,t
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pratt he one dov ,,r.,,Jy surnris.d thai
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